Junk Wax Investor is all about those great cards from the 80's and 90's!
We release weekly videos recapping the Top eBay sales from the previous week for Basketball, Baseball, Football, Hockey and "Other Sports". The weekly Junk Wax Era Video schedule is Baseball on Wednesday, Hockey on Thursday, Football on Friday, Basketball on Saturday and 80's & 90's Other Sport's on Sunday. We also have three Monthly videos looking at the Top 25 Vintage, 80's & 90's and Modern cards sold on all auction houses from the previous month.
There is a lot of misleading info on here. 1992 Brett Favre high series boxes are not $35! You can also not buy boxes of topps Tiffany for $20, they came as a set. You need to fact check!
Incredible these are hall of fame players with gem mint rookies from 30 plus years ago worth a few hundred bucks, where now some nobody rookies that have done nothing are worth a fortune because the card companies made it ultra rare 😂
1989 to 1993 My mom was a massive collector of football cards. She always told me growing up it was my school fund, lol. Sadly its mostly junk, she picked a bad year to get into it. I have boxes and boxes of that stuff, and every time I gow through it the cards come up at 1-2$ at most for the "good" ones. There are thousands and thousands so prob some money there, just so much work to process them all. And I would imagine any good ones will need grading to be sellable.
Here's the kicker. ANY, I MEAN ANY card from early 80's to early 90's is gonna fetch higher prices in PSA 10- BUT one better know it's gonna grade a 10 because of fees PLUS then you GOTTA hope it sells. So it's a DOUBLE WAMMY and risky
Just getting back into collecting and potentially selling. I really appreciate the content here. I'm amazed at the cards I've found recently in my boxes of cards.
I know box prices are pretty cheap, but damn that cheap? What's ridiculous is you can buy a whole box on 1989 Dunruss for around $10 but a Griffey Junior graded 10 is worth lord knows how much more.
Here's the deal as a 60 year old that has been out of the hobby since 1991 - If PSA 10 Graded cards would sell for that money - surely unopened boxes should sell for higher prices. I've got around 20 unopened boxes from 1987 to 1990 all companies I can't give away BUT people pay that for a graded card??? I know I'm old school and don't know how it works but I bet it's expensive and a pain in the ass sending cards to be graded.
That's interesting how the 77' Topps Star Wars prices have really declined, I sold two Luke #1, both PSA 8's about three months apart. First one %1750.00, the 2nd 750.00
